Today, the students gathered in the Big Room to celebrate Advent. See a clip of their assembly below and listen to their beautiful voices!

The 4th Graders have been learning about Florida history and geography and last week they went on a field trip to Shark Valley Visitor Center at the Everglades National Park.

As part of the Spanish curriculum, Señora Garzon, Señora Villalobos, and Señora Sampedro led the children in a short assembly introducing the Mexican celebration of “Día de Los Muertos” (Day of the Dead).

The Early Childhood Campus celebrated Halloween in the most special way.

Thank you to everyone who came out to the 5th Grade Carwash!

This year, we implemented some new After School Clubs. Check out some images from our first Session!

It is with deep sadness that we share with you news about Ms. Rena.

The children created beautiful books for Ms. Rena to wish her well during her recovery. Many of the children in grades 1-5 had Ms. Rena as a teacher in Kindergarten, so this was a very special gift!

Last week our school had the honor of renown Waldorf Speaker and Educator Nancy Blanning come to give a talk to parents at our school titled: “The Twelve Senses.”

Ms. Rena Osmer was the first teacher, and one of the founding members of our school, 12 years ago. Now she needs help. Please visit this link to help support her in her healing.

See a video of how our Early Childhood Campus and our Grades Campus celebrated Michaelmas this year!

Enjoy these behind-the-scenes images of our Waldorf 100 celebration! Teachers, students, and parents gathered out in the big field to create the shape of the 100.

Our Early Childhood students began their first day on Tuesday, with Family Day! For the first day of school, parents of our Nursery and Kindergarten students are invited to attend and stay the day to help the children transition to their new classroom and teacher.

Welcome Back to School! Last week our Grades and Early Childhood Campus students returned back to school. It was a wonderful first week! Here are some highlights: